Arris reported first quarter revenues of $1.48 billion, down 8% from last year and 16% from the previous quarter, yet claims its full year targets are still well within reach. The company cut its net loss to $39 million, down from $203 million in the first quarter of 2016. Arris CEO Bruce McClelland commented on the earnings, “we had a solid finish to Q1 on good order flow and shipments. We expect the key technology trends that underpin our business – fiber deep, DOCSIS 3.1, advanced wireless home networking, and 4K video – to gain momentum and result in second-half growth.” Sky has acquired a little-known company called Homedia, a provider of OTT TV in Switzerland, for an undisclosed fee,…